2. Your Position Regarding The Screen
While the use of polarized images with current 3D has made everything much easier to see, it still has some problems to solve. For instance if you're watching a movie you can move your head from one side to the other and the 3D effect will still work fine. However this does not mean that the 3D effect will work the same way in one seat or the other. Sure the difference might be small but if you sit in front of the screen or on the other side of the room the effect will be very different. It works better if you sit in the exact center of the room, but if you're in another row it will work a bit better if you're in the center of said row. However out of all the advices I've given I think this one depends entirely on what you like, so if you feel more comfortable in the last seat I guess you'll be alright there.